Re: /dev/ttyS? v. /dev/cua?
A possible cause of this would be similar to the ppp setup where ip-up
and ip-down scripts are invoked. Sometimes the scripts get "customized"
by hard coding a device name in place of a passed argument. I have seen
countless examples suggested along the lines of:
(startup script)
export PPPDEV=/dev/foo
(shutdown script)
somecommand $PPPDEV
maybe using a grep-type of tool in /etc and parts of /usr will help you
find remaining /dev/cu* references.
Oliver Elphick wrote:
>
> Following advice in messages in this list, I have changed my UUCP
> setup to use /dev/ttyS0 instead of /dev/cua0.
>
> I now get an error message on terminating a cu session which I did not
> see before:
>
> ops% logout << Log out from remote machine, which drops the line
> cu: Got hangup signal
> cu: Can't disable hardware flow control: I/O error
> cu: write: I/O error
>
> Does anyone know the reason for this?
>
> Oliver Elphick
Paul Wade, CEO
Greenbush Technologies Corporation
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Email: mailto:paulwade@greenbush.com
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